The Collar (Submissive, #6)
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In her seductive new Submissive novel, Tara Sue Me introduces a sizzling hot new couple into Abby...
Every Family Has One
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Fourteen-year-old Kathleen is walking home from a concert on a dark Liverpool night in 1974 when...
Mary Rose
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Mary Rose Moreland and Simon Blake are the perfect couple: successful young professionals in...
You Think It, I'll Say It
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Curtis Sittenfeld has established a reputation as a sharp chronicler of the modern age who humanizes...
short stories fiction
New World
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New World, book five in the Broken World series, continues following a group of survivors after a...
Post Apocalyptic Apocalypse Dystopia Dystopian Zombies
Stronger (Breaking Free #3.5)
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An Omegaverse Story Breaking Free #3.5 Learning to trust can bring a lifetime of joy. As...
M_M Mpreg Omegaverse Romance
Haunted House Murder
Barbara Ross, Leslie Meier and Lee Hollis
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Tricks and treats keep the Halloween spirit alive in coastal Maine. But this year the haunted house...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2540 KP) rated The Fog Ladies in Books
Aug 25, 2021
I was excited about this book and looking forward to reading it. Unfortunately, it failed to deliver. I was a bit overwhelmed by the characters at first, but as we got to know them, I was able to keep them straight. Sadly, that was because some of them never rose above their initial stereotypical caricatures, and they were annoying caricatures at that. The plot was slow to start with then all but vanishes in the middle third before coming back for a descent resolution. Too many sub-plots really detracted. A couple parts of the book seemed off to me, including a sub-plot involving a character discovering Starbucks thanks to countless coupons in the paper. It’s a shame because I did really enjoy a few of the characters, but the rest was bad enough that I will give the rest of the series a pass.


